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Introducing Iceberg : Distraction-free Writing Mode for WordPress Block Editor (jeffreycarandang.com)
Iceberg is a theme-able markdown writing mode for Gutenberg block editor. With Iceberg, you will feel comfortable writing, away from noise and any distractions.
You’ll be delighted with the available features including markdown support, customizable typography, theme-able interface, writing shortcuts, and even emojis, plus more.
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The Best WordPress Survey Plugins for 2020 (ithemes.com)
Instead of using an off-site or separate web-based survey system, you can create, design and publish your survey from your WordPress dashboard. To reap the benefits of a survey plugin by WordPress doesn’t mean you have to break the bank. In fact, the following plugins have been rated as some of the best by many users, and they’re free.
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White Labeling WordPress With Branda Just Got a Lot More Free! (premium.wpmudev.org)
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Shinobi Blocks WordPress Plugin Adds How-To and FAQ Blocks (wptavern.com)
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How to Sync WordPress Bookings with Google Calendar & Apple Calendar (motopress.com)
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How to Create a Custom WordPress 404 Page With Elementor (elementor.com)
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New Carbon Offset Plugin Aims to Make WordPress Sites More Eco-Friendly (wptavern.com)
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What’s New in Gutenberg? (27 May) (make.wordpress.org)
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Tutorials
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How to Translate Categories & Custom Taxonomies in WordPress (translatepress.com)
Different WordPress translation tools have different approaches when it comes to translating slugs for categories, custom taxonomies or terms. It’s quite easy to get confused when joggling with multiple translation interfaces for different types of content, while also having to worry about compatibility issues with your theme or favorite page builder.
In this tutorial, we’re going to use TranslatePress, a beginner-friendly WordPress translation plugin, that lets you translate all your taxonomy slugs in one place.
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The WordPress Hooks Bootcamp: How to Use Actions, Filters, and Custom Hooks (kinsta.com)
WordPress Hooks are one of the most important tools to have in a WordPress developer’s arsenal. They’re the foundation of WordPress plugin and theme development. Learning how actions, filters, and custom hooks work is essential to master WordPress development.
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How to Embed a PDF on a WordPress Site (In 3 Steps) (wpbuffs.com)
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Preventing a WordPress XSS Attack: Complete Guide to Validating, Sanitizing, and Escaping Data (wpshout.com)
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